Dog.E

Having bought my daughter a Dog.E for Christmas, I think she has played with it for a total of 2 hours! Yes, his eyes light up, his tail wags, ears move, he walks, barks and makes eating noises, his mouth opens and closes and his head moves up and down! The only advantage is that he doesn't need walking and feeding. I think this item is very overpriced and only does what you tell it to do so not very exciting at all! The only one good thing I can say about this dog is that it also acts as a room guard so unexpecting burglars may get a bit of a fright (but not much of one)! ...  Read the complete review

My youngest daughter of 9 years decided in October that the only Christmas present that she wanted was a Dog-E, and due to the fact that she has autism and rarely used to ask for specific gifts, we were only too pleased to buy it for her. Dog-E is really quite large for a toy, and appears to be sturdily built, which doesn't really matter in our situation because my daughter sees her animal toys as real animals and never takes them outdoors etc...but nonetheless, it was nice to see that there was no shoddy workmanship on show. Functions are relatively basic....forward/ reverse/ left turn/ right turn/flashing Mel Gibson colour eyes/ bark/ growl/wag tail ...  Read the complete review

My daughter is only 2.5 years but even at this age very determined about what she wants for Xmas....as well as a Barbie bike she was adamant that she wanted a Dog-E, a Poo Chi wouldn't do for my little angel 'it doesn't walk ' she informed me (she knows more than I do) and she wanted a remote control dog she could take for a walk...it had to be a Dog-E. For those that haven't experienced the Dog-E its a remote control, grey plastic looking dog which is about the size of a small terrier and on wheels moves back and forward, growls, barks and carries it's bone. It's eyes also flash and it can be used as a room guard. It also comes with a ...  Read the complete review